What do these numbers mean?
Shannen Durphey
shannen at grolen.com
Tue Jul 17 00:42:40 GMT 2001
Hi, Jens.
Oh sure. Ask the engineers first, then when they can't help ask the list. I
don't know if I should even tell you this. But I'm being sarcastic of course.
http://eol.grolen.com/shannen/pics/vinpage.jpg
Sorry for the size of the file. It didn't want to clean up without a fair
amount of work.
Shannen
Jens Larsen wrote:
>
> I have a 305 TPI from a 1986 TransAm. The then engine number is: 2GN207358, but
> I never saw the car the engine was from so I had no VIN. I called Pontiac, and
> they could not cross the engine number to a VIN. However, the engineer gave me
> some numbers to make a complete VIN:
>
> 1G2FW87F 2GN207358
>
> 1 = U.S.
> G = GM
> 2 = Pontiac
> FW = TransAm
> 87 = hard top (not convertible)
> F = fuel injection
>
> 2 = I was told this is a, "check digit"... "is not important"
> G = 1986
> N = Norwood (assembly plant)
> 207358 is the numerical sequence.
>
> I want to purchase a whole rebuilt computer. My local parts stores are looking
> for an F, G, or H code. Some people tell me the 8th digit of the VIN is what
> they want. In the case above that would be F. However.... If F = fuel
> injection, why would NAPA say it could be F, G, or H?
>
> I have not been asked if it is automatic transmission, or manual, or anything
> else. Why, are the automatic and manual computers the same?
>
> TIA
>
> Jens Larsen
>
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